Today's technology allows us to collaborate with our clients all over the US and even the world pretty seamlessly.

I find their technology platform excellent, unusual and cost effective pricing, and great responsiveness.

A city like Houston would likely swing back around in due time because of its strong medical, education, labor, import / export shipping ports, technology, etc.Hopefully someone with experience can chime in on this. :)

We utilize technology such as Skype to substitute for face-to-face meetings. 

I'm sorry you're having difficulties with posting from the app.

It's nearly impossible to see every difficulty that may present itself... anything from Mechanical failures, Roof problems, Electrical or Plumbing problems, Structural issues, etc.Most importantly... know your end game.

Just recently flipped a house I bought off auction but what I'm finding most difficult is that nasty "F" letter word "FUNDING" :).

(Depending on the difficulty of the repairs)

Actually, I am frequently surprised when buyers I'm working with have difficulty seeing past the paint color.  

These are all legal tools to help seller sell that has a difficulty with low equity positionsNow if it's not low a equity but it's middle equity like $400,000 house $200,000 equity, most sellers will just pay the cost to sell which are about 10 to 12% of the value of the house when you include everything commissions closing costs sellers concessions and holding costs while it's being soldOver a third of houses out there or free and clear with no mortgages and this presents an opportunity to let the sellers know that if it is free and clear where they can do an installment sale and use their house as a retirement asset with no due on sale risk, own a private mortgage, get a cash flow like an annuity payment, and the cash flow can survive ther death and leave it for their kids or charity